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wheeler Arrested

New HAVEN, September 22.-E. S.
Wheeler, the iusolvent iron importer,
whose recent failures caused such a
sensation in this city, was arrested
this afternoon charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-23
Floods Health Improved.

SAN Francisco, September o.
James G. Floods health is gradually
improving, and his family have hopes
that his eyesight will be saved. He
visited the Nevada Bank to-day for
the first time for several weeks, and
gave some attention to his affairs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-23
nIcGarigle,s Location.

OWEN SOUND, Ont, September 22.-
To-day passenger by the steamer
Atlantic from Sault st. Marie reports
that he saw McGarigle, the Chicago
boodler, at Green Bay.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-23
Russia and bulgaria,

PARIS, September 22.-Le Temps says
it has been learned that Count Kalu-
sky obtained from Prince Bismarck an
assurance that Germany will prevent
any military action by Russia in Bull
garia.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-23
wages for Sea men.

Increased Wages for Sea men.
SAN Francisco, September 22.-The
Coast Seamen's Union has posted a
new schedule of wages on coasting
lumber and coal vessels. The rates
are $50 per month to open ports, $45
to bar harbors and $40 to islands, or
an increase of IS all around over the
summer rates.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-23
A Furious Bull.

HUENEME, September 22.-D. Nc
Grath, farmer, was yesterday at
tackled by bull and his hip was torn
open. He was thrown beyond reach
OF the bull and saved from a second
attack. There are doubts of his re-
covery.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-23
EX.PRIsONERs.
A Bill of Computation to be
Debated.

CHICAGO, September 22.-The an
nual convention of the National Asso-
citation of Union Prisoners Of War
commenced here to-day. John Nc
Elroy, of Washington, presided. The
Committee on Pensions reported the
draft Of a bill to give prisoners of war
who were 90-day men half pension,
12O-day men two-thirds pension, and
a full pension to those who served
longer. 1t also provides 81 a day
pension for each days confinement in
rebel prisons. This bill will be de-
bated tomorrow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-23
nimond DecIines the Offcr,

SACRAMENTO, September 22.-Gen-
eral Dimond this afternoon tele-
graped to Governor Waterman declin-
ing to accept the position of Major
General of the National Guards of
California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-23
Dynamiters, Work Discovered

Dynamiters' Work Discovered.
CHICAGO, September 22.-Policemen
found a gas-pipe bomb at Cottage
Grove avenue car-barn this afternoon.
1t was ten inches long and enclosed in
an ordinary-sized starch box, and had
clockwork attachment for exploding.
No clue was obtained as to who left
the bomb in the barn.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-23
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Fourteen Millions, Worth to be
Purchased by the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, September pa cir
cular was published this morning Of
fering to purchase 10000 worth
Of four and half per cent. bonds.
The effect of the publication was made
instantly apparent at the department
by the receipt Of offers to sell within a
short time after the doors of the de-
partment had been opened.
SALES EFFECTED.
The acting Secretary Of the Treas
ury early to-day bought 4 and AZ per
cent bonds SO the amount OF 1914, 700.
Three millions more of bonds were
purchased after 3 O'Clock.
THE TOTAL REALIZED.
The total of the purchases amounts
to So, ,494, 700, including $694, 700 four
and a half, and $2,S00,000 five per
cents.
THE RESULTS SATISFACTORY.
Taking into consideration the fact
that the circular was only issued to-
day, the financial officers of the treas
ury are pleased with the result. 1t
was deemed best not to make public
to-day the names of the persons and
firms who sold the bonds, and it is
probable that this information will not
be published hereafter.
THE MONEY MARKET STRENGTHENED.
Several treasury officers are of the
opinion that after the first few days
there will not be any considerable
amount of bonds offered by the gov
ernment, but the moral effect of the
circular, it is believed, will be good ,as
the knowledge that the government
stands ready to purchase $14, 900, 900
in bonds and throw that amount Of
money on the market will, they say,
tend to reassure timid financiers.
EFFECT ON STOCKS.
New York, September 22.-There
was a general uprising in stocks this
morning, owing to the government cir
cular offering to buy per cent bonds
at fixed price and to pay interest
without rebate.
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The state Fair.

SACRAMENTO, September 22.-At the
pavilion this evening the Hon. j. H.
Budd, of Stockton, delivered the an
nual address. A large number of
people were in attendance.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-23
Not All Captured.

TORONTO, September 22.-The De-
partment of fisheries is advised that
up to date ten Behring sea sealers
have eluded the United States cutter
Rush and arrived at Victoria.
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A RAGING CYCLONE
And RainstOrm Visits western
Texas-Great Damage.

GALVESTON, Texas, September 22.-
A Ne,vs Brownsville special says: A
cyclone visited Brownsville last night,
carrying destruction in its path, and
rain, accompanying the storm, deluged
the country for mile. The loss to
property and crops is very great. Thus
far no lives are reported lost. The
village of Santa Cruz, opposite Browns
vile was
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A STEAMER SHIP PWRECKED
Thirteen Persons DrOWned-Nav.
igatiOm Interfered with.

LONDON, September 22.-The British
steamer Romeo, Captain Williams,
from New Orleans August Both, for
Bremen, grounded at Villegnier and
capsized. The vessel is submerged at
high tide, and is dangerous to naviga-
ton. The engineer and fireman were
drowned, and five of the crew and
passengers are missing.
A LATER ACCOUNT.
Later advices say that six sailors
and seven passengers Of the Romeo
were drowned.
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ssGath,, i'm san Francisco.

SAN Francisco, September 22.-Geo.
Alfred Townsend, better known as
"Gath" the newspaper correspondent
arrived in this city to-day. Townsend
has not been in California since 1871.
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Davitt Coming to America.

LONDON, September 22.-Michael
Davitt sailed from Queenstown to-day
for New York. He said that his visit
to America is Of private nature and
will be short.
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SANTA Rosa,s VINEYARDS.

SANTA Rosa, September 22.-The
vintage has not opened yet and the
lateness is taken by vineyardists as an
indication that the district will pro-
duce fine Bordeaux clarets.
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ARMED INTERVENTION.
Public Meetings at NIitchelst0 WIN
to BE Suppressed.

LONDON, September pa troop of
Hussars, detachment of artillery
and large force ofpolice have arrived
at Mitchelstown. Magistrate Eaton
has issued proclamation prohibiting
the holding of any public meetings
during the sitting OF the police court,
stating that such meetings will be
forcibly dispersed. John Dillon, M.
p, has declared a willingness to ad-
dress a public meeting and repeat
O'Brien's conduct in spite Of the gov
ernment.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-23
Banks, Accounts Overhau led,

WASHINGTON, September pa
special examiner is now examining
the accounts of General N. P. Banks,
United States Marshal, at Boston. 1t
is said that he has been delinquent in
his accounts to a large sum.
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A GLUT OF GRAIN.
No Warehouse Accommodation
i'm Northern Towns.

PAso RoBLEs, September 22.-The
Southern Pacific milling Company
now has some 10000 sacks of grain
stored in their warehouse at this place.
AS there is still demand for space
they will Immediately build large
addition. The warehouses at San
Miguel and Templeton are also we'll
filled. But little grain is being sold.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-23
Accidentally Killed Himself.

GLENDALE, w. T., September 22.-
Jacob Burgen, an old resident of this
county, accidentally shot and killed
himself by drawing shotgun through
fence.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-23
MARINE REPORTS.
Arrival Of One of Dresbach'
Wheat CargOes at Liverpool.

Wheat CargOes at Liverpool.
SAN Francisco, September 22.-The
ship Cyrus Wakefield arrived at Liver
pool on September 21st. She sailed
from this port May 2Sth with cargo
of SO, ,521 centals of wheat, valued at
$125, 1877; shipped by William Dres-
bach.
The British ship Cape Breton ar
rived at Queenstown September 2lst.
She left San Francisco January 9th,
with % 900 barrels of -four, valued at
800, 100, shipped by Harr & Co.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-23
A SACRAMENTO SCANDAL.
Divorce Proceedings Instituted
BersOn Interested.

SACRAMENTO, September 22.-John
F. Cooper, a prominent merchant of
Sacramento, has commenced suit for
divorce against his wife. The grounds
are not known. Cooper is the man
who has been almost bewitched for
some time past by man called DIR.
Leo Berson, whose career has been
published recently. Berson gained
his reputation in San Francisco, San
Diego and San Jose. He has been
making his home at Cooper's house.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-23
Surveyors Near Hueneme.

HUENEME, September 22. = The
Southern Pacific surveyors are camped
six miles from here.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-23
CONDEMNED ANARCHISTS.
Grounds of Observation-Disclosures
Meeting.

New York, September 22.-Gen-
eral Pryor, counsel for the condemned
Anarchists, says that the appeal to be
made to the United States Court will
attack the constitutionality of Illinois
law regarding the construction of a
i,1rv
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ENTIRELY SUBMERGED

For several hours. The Rio Grande
rose rapidly and ragged like a sea, the
backwater overfowing many miles of
fertile land. The wind reached We
locity of eighty miles an hour, blow
ing perfect hurricane for a couple of
hours.
TEN INCHES OF RAIN.
The rainfall during last night, by
actual measurement, reached ten
inches. The floods did almost as
much damage as the wind.
ENORMOUS DAMAGE DONE.
In Brownsville seventy small houses
were blown down and 300 smaller ones
were Frustrated, while 400 to 500
others were unroofed. In the country
ON the American side of the river
there is incalculable damage done,
and countless cattle and sheep have
been lost. Crops of cotton, corn and
sugar-cane are completely Frustrated
and destroyed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-23
THE RAINFALL.
WEATHER FORECAST.

Indications for the twenty-four
hours commencing at 4 A. NJ. Septem.
Der 23d: For California-Light local
rains followed by fair weather, vari-
ably winds generally westerly, nearly
stationary temperature.
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THE RAIN.
A General DOWnpOur = severe
Electric Storms.

Electric storms.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, September %
The first rain of the season fell yester-
day in light showers and continued to-
day. Over three-quarters of an inch
have fallen.
SANTA BARBARA, September pa
heavy rain commenced at midnight
About half an inch has fallen.
EMGRANT GAP, September 22.-It
commenced raining last night and
showered to-day.
HUENEME, September pa light
drizzling rain fell to-day. There has
been no damage yet.
HEALDsBURG, September pa
light rain fell to-day.
TERRIBLE STORM AT GILRoY.
GILRoY, September pa thunder
storm of considerable force took place
shortly after midday. The rainfall
was .13 of an inch. No damage to
the crops is anticipated. During the
storm number of horses on Muir
phys ranch, near here, stampeded
from fright at the unusual occurrence
and eleven were badly injured, four
being killed outright.
SEVERE AT MERGED.
MERGED, September 22.-The sever
est electric storm ever felt here oc-
Cured this morning. There was
sharp lightning and heavy rain. The
barn of f. Peck on alley B was struck
and burned. The loss is about $500.
The barn of G. Herren about six
miles from town was also struck and
burned, One horse was killed and
another burned. Loss 5000.
THE RAINFALL.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 22.-
The following is the rainfall for the
last twenty-four hours: San Fran
cisco, .O7; Livermore, .02; Lathrop,
.12; Stockton, .12; Gait, 10; Rock
lin, .O5; lone, 20; Modesto, .05
Livingston, 20; Merced, 40; Ath-
lone. "a; Borden, 10; Fresno, 81 ;
Kingsburg, Is; Traver, 10; Goshen,
As; Hanford, .01; Lemoore. 10; Tu-
lare, .Ol; San Mateo, .03; Menlo
Park, .O1; Gilroy, .05; Santa Cruz,
.O7; Monterey, 10; San Andreas, .06
Templeton, 90.
WEATHER FORECAST. o..
Indications for the twenty-four
hours commencing at A A. NJ. Septem-
her 23d. For CalifOrnia-Light local
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arus Walls from bis wife PhObe
Walla Desertion, neglect and sdul-
terry sre alleged.
An alarm Of fire turned In ct 1880
o'clock last night proved to be only .
slight blaxs In the one-story store at
80 Beale street, occupied BY jas. Mar.
tin % notion store. The damage was
tridipg.
III the author Of "A Skeleton" will
communicate over his or her proper
name with the person to whom the
poem was sent, perhaps more intelli.
gent understanding may be had as to
the disposition Of the production.
"A negro man named Johnson. re.
siding near Kervile, was robbed bv
bis stepson Thursday night, but II 10
not known what amount OF booty was
secured. The robber, young buck
about twenty years Of sge, is supposed
to be In this city.
"A temperance lecture, under the
auspices OF the Memphis Lodge, Inde-
pendent Order Of Good Templars, will
be given at Banner Hall, corner Main
and pOnlar attanta m Hundav after.
noon AT 3 80 o'cloct. Judge Heiskell
will address the audience. Everybody
invited.
-Obickaaav Lodve M "a X ofP
was orgsnizsd lsst niubt Al Firaman's
Hall, Second and Adams, with the
following charter members: 8. A..
Pool, g. W. Tomlin, M. L. Burnsidee,
Csrtsy DIVA, r. b Fishsy Jossnb
Adams. Chsylss K,onse T Woli "a
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FIRE SALVAGE COMFY.
A jubilee OF Low Prices for This
Day Only.

Mems seersucker Coats or Vests q,
Soc per suit.
800 pairs Mems Good Summer Pants
at 40c per pair.
100 Boys seersucker Goats at 25c
each.
200 Mems heavy Duck Goats at 35c
each.
100 Mems Linen Vests, all pure
linen, q, $50 each.
Mems all wool Light Gray Coat and
Vest at "a, worth SO per suit.
Mems Linen Hats at zoe each.
Mnn's cast iron Unlaun Tried Shirts,
all sixse, at Soc each.
Mems Laundried Blue Cheyiot
Shirts, TODAY at 60c each.
Mems Balbrigsan Undershirts at l6c
each.
Mems Bleached Drill Drawers at zoe,
worth Soc per pair.
White suspenders at 25r, worth Soc
per pair.
Palm Fans. i've for a nickel.
Kid Toe Slippers, all tiEss, at 45c
per pair.
Mems Custom.Msde Shoes at 81 so
per pair.
Mems Hand Embroidered Slippers
at zoe per pair.
Chi.dren's Button Shoes q, 45c per
pair.
Children's Lace Shoes at 25c per
pair.
Feather Weight Buatles al $50 each.
OOrseta nj Doc, worth All per paif.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY
To purchase one Of the
Finest Plantations

1900 acres Of river bottom land, ~, NV,
overflow. 1000 acres In hish state Of oultivs-
ton and thoroughly ditched, all under sood
houses With brick chimneys; good dwell.
inss, with cisterns. Gaydsns, orchard, stc.g
fne barn, stabie.and crthsi q hne 3-story gin-
house,. 20 feet long, with splendid mschin-
cry, gins, feeders, con tenscrs. etc. Alsos
grist and sawmili. Is head mules and horfss,
oxen, milch cows. tools. wagons and har-
ness; about 800 bu,hels corn. plenty OF hay,
and cotton seed ficient 20 plant the place.
Located on the nerth bank OF the ArkAn-
sAs river, 8 or miles below Little Rock, ar q
3 miles. south Of the Memoirs and Lite
Eock railroad. The Arkansas Central and
Paramore branch roads 10 Little Rock have
both been located through the farm, an,
will be running within q year, thus making
this most desirable place.
Owing 10 advanced years and n eon,s-
quent wish 10 retro from active farm man
agement. the owner will sell al great bar
gain and upon terms 10 suit any purchaser.
Cash payment sufficient 20 pay for the per-
sonal property only required, tand. after
one-third OF the real estate has been paid
for, the balance may stand for 20 years. In
terest 10 be paid annually.
IL desired, We can effect an exol z . for
the whole or q part In good Memp a ',p-
srty Al fair cAsh valuation.
For further Information apply II jcrton
6VERT0E. 4 eros THIJa.
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RAN DOWN TO THE RIVER.
False Reports sf Yellow Fever In
Memphis Nailed.


IL was vaguely whispered on the
streets late yesterday afternoon that
anna one had y,m.rlsd thu, bs had
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nesfo some one say 'hst statement
had been circulated to the effect that
report was current In Chicago
of rumoted vellow fsvey In
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4 NEW WATER SUPPLY |
FROM sUNKEN WELLS TO BE
RECOMMENDED TO-DAY.
Result Of Analyses BY Celebrated
Ihemlits-Fully Up IL the
standard.

Application having been made to
the Taxing District by the Artesian
Water Company for right Of way to
put down pipes for the distribution Of
water to consumers, the Council, act.
ing under law OF the last Legisla.
ture, appointed a committee OF seven
three physicians and four laymen-
upon examination Of the survey to
pronounce and declare where the
new company should take its supply
OF water from. They have rad tie
same under advisement for some
time, and have been working very
faithfully ever since their appoint.
ment. They have finally concluded
TO report In favor of q water supply
from suken wells. Their rea-
son for this is that the analysis OF the
water from the flowing we'll OF the
Bohlen. Huse Ice Company, the flow
OF which Is steady and continuous, is
declared by DR.. Stewart, Of the United
States army, and Prof. Msllett, OF the
University Of Virginia, to be % pure wa.
ter as was ever supplied anywhere In
the world or could be supplied; that II
10 % pure Is rainwater after the process
Of fermentation. The commission will
make report TO this effect today TO
the Taxing District Council, and Il 10
believed that the right Of way will be
granted TO the new water company i'm.
mediately. II the supply Of water
could be had equal TO the
necessities OF the city there
eau be no doubt that
the problem Of the supply Of pure
and healthy water has been solved by
the new company.
II Ia reported that when the water
first began TO flow from the we'll sunk
by Mr.. Graves, he rent sample to
DR.. Smart for analysis. Toe result
was 90 surprising TO the expert gentle
man that he n fused to make 1t known
TO Mr.. @ ayes unless q sample was
forwarded by DIR. Thornton, thor.
oughly sealed and free from outside
Interference. DR.. Thornton did az re-
quested, and the second analysis
proved equally surprising. Dr.. Smart,
In making known the result, stated
that II 80 nearly approached the
standard quality kept by him that II
was difficult to distinguish the two.
This letter Is still In the hands OF Mr..
Graves, and was probably referred to
the commission last appointed to
make the survey. There Ia little
doubt that as soon ss the necessary
pipes are laid, and eufii cient volume
10 secured, the city will enter into @
contract with the new company for q
pubic water supply.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Rev. Mr.. Buriord will ofliclate
al the services In Calvary church 10.
morrow.
There IL 10 be 4 general meeting
OF Women's Exchange this afternoon
nj 4 o'clock.
"A fete champetIe was given yes-
terday evening At the residence Of Mr..
Gregory, on Vance street, by the
Guild Of Galway Church.
The los by Ore In the studio Of
Mics Fannie May, Thursdsy afternoon,
amounted 10 over $1,000, mostly 20
pictures and art materials.
London Graphic Jubilee Oelebra.
ton number. Queen Jubilee fully n.
Illustrated. Just from London. Mans-
ford has been able 10 get ten more
copies.
Petition for divorce was fled in
the Circuit Court yesterday by Lar.
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$13O,5O0 Upton County
Bonds for Sale.
UNION AND PLANTERS BANK. |
MrnPEIs. TExx., June IA, iss7,

MrnrEis, TESs., June II, 1881, !
By authority We offer for sale. through
sealed proposals only, ti30.50o Upton
County Six Per Cent. Coupon Bonds. dated
Nay l. 1887. maturing a. followsf ..
tii.ooo due years after date.
ts.t0o due 10 years aft<r date.
1880 due IS years after date.
$500 due 20 years aftsr date.
All In denominations Of $500 and coupons.
payable semi-annually on February lit and
Augutt lat Of each year. covering each sir
months interest, except that the frst coupon,
payable February let, next. covers nine
months interest and the last maturing cou.
pom three months interest. All on the face
are payable at this Bank and can be redeemed
after ave years from date.
Address sealed proposal the BOARD o
Directors Upion and Plant Bank. Mem
phis. Tenn" marked IBID for Bonds"
with certified check for three per cent Of
the amount bid for a. q guaranty Of eompli.
aneo, and such proposals will remain I'M
opened until u IN. July q. 1857. at which
time they will DO opened and awards made 10
the highest bidders. except that bids for les,
than par and accrued Interest cannot be en-.
tertained.
In addition 10 the amount bid for the Bond,
purchasers will have 10 pay for the interest
aecrued since May ist. past.
These Bonds are issued for the REDEEM ption
Of . like amount Of uninsured Certificate,
Of Indebtedness which constitute the entire
debt Of the county, except . small hoatins
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The utual treatment Of catarrh Ia
very unsatisfactory, ~ thousands OF
despairing patients can testify. On this
point q trustworthy medical writer
says: proper local treatment
is positively necessary 10 success,
but many, II not most Of the
remedies In general use by physicians
afford but temporary benefit. A cure
certainly cannot be expected from
snutls, powders, douches and washes"
Ey's Cream Balm is a remedy which
combines the important requisites OF
quick action, specific curative power
with perfect taIety aud pleasAntness TO
the patient.
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For Ries cts, Marasmas aud was,in
Disorders Of sbtIdreu

scett's Emulsion Of Pure God Liver
Oil with Hypophoephites is uneq ualed
The rapidity with which children gair
flesh and strength upon II Is very
wonderful. Read the following: 81
have used SCOTS Enulsion In cases Of
ricketts, and msrssmus Of long stand
ing, and have been more than pleased
with the results, a. in every case tn,
Improvement was maIked.-J. M
Main, MD, New York.
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wnKs on your vacation. II you think
OF spending week, or even less time
In Boston, and want comfortable quar-.
ters, convenient location and moderate
charges, no house In the city 10 30 well
prepared 10 give you all OF those ne the
United States Hotel; located within
i've minutes walk OF oil the Western
and southern depots and steamboat
landings, a. we'll a. the great retail co
Establishments and places Of amusement
and interest.